AI for systematic literature review — search 125 million papers, extract data into tables, and screen at scale.
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Summary
Turn lectures, PDFs, and videos into structured notes, flashcards, and practice quizzes automatically.
Description
Turbo AI converts source material into study material. Upload a recorded lecture, a textbook chapter, a slide deck, or a YouTube link and it produces organised notes, then generates flashcards and quizzes from them.
What it generates
- Structured notes with headings, key concepts, and definitions — not a raw transcript
- Flashcards with spaced repetition scheduling, so review is timed rather than random
- Practice quizzes in multiple formats, with explanations for wrong answers
- Summaries at different levels of detail for revision passes
- Chat over your uploaded material for asking follow-up questions
Input formats
Live lecture recording through the app, audio and video files, PDFs, slides, images of handwritten notes, and web links — which covers most of how course material actually arrives.
Who uses it
Students, particularly in dense subjects where the volume of material is the problem. The value is in the conversion step: turning passive material into active recall practice is the single most effective study change, and doing it by hand is what most people skip.
Free tier with monthly limits; subscriptions for unlimited uploads and longer recordings. Web and mobile apps.
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